mal-effect
/maləˈfɛkt/rare
noun
A bad or injurious effect.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Goad (1616–1689), headmaster and meteorologist. From mal- + effect.
- self-deportation
- self-deprecating
- self-deprecatingly
- self-deprecation
- self-deprecatory
- self-depreciating
- self-depreciation
- self-depreciatory
- self-deprivation
- self-despair
- self-destroying
- self-destruct
- self-destruction
- self-destructive
- self-destructively
- self-determination
- self-determining
- self-development
- self-devotion
- self-diagnose
- self-diffusion
- self-directed
- self-directing
- self-direction
- self-discipline